Music to Avoid

Beseech and it gets worse Beseech covers Danzig!

I AVOID THIS --------------------> G**D D*Y -by- Cl!ck 5


For some that might be a happy bats flying through the cemetery gates at midnight song.


But for ME!!!!! BAD JUJU! BADDDDD!

Chart music in general

Neko Case *shudders* Narrowly escaped having to accompany Himself to see her in Manchester in September. Phew!

Vampira132 wrote:

Dance/Rap/R'n'B/Trance/Country etc. etc.

I absolutely loathe hate and detest R'n'B - sucks and blows simultaneously.

Manufactured bands - Take That, Girls Aloud etc etc

Nickelback, and anything that has that same beer-ad sound. Which is most modern "hard rock" played on Clear Channel radio stations.

Any Country music with a country twang Just stick a fork in my throat and gag me

Coldplay The yeah yeah yeahs

Raggaeton, all of it.

Paramore doth suck mightily in Zelda's opinion. Somebody please tell me what their appeal is, again?

I agree with Nickelback. Or however you spell it.

I also want to stab myself in the face every time I hear Hootie and the Blowfish.

Linkin Park. I hate that band SO much...

3Oh3

This is without question the worst music to have come out in the last decade. Atari Teenage Riot and Mindless Self Indulgence had some great musical ideas, but a decade later those who water-down a style ruin a good thing.

That "shush girl, shut your lips" song, actually makes me want to become physically violent, it's that bad. I wouldn't pull the guys in 3Oh3 out of a burning car, true story.

But to be fair, there is so much bad music out there, that it's hard to find anything meaningful. Most music, and about 99% of pop-music, is about creating a glossy and simple sound which doesn't require the listener to think. Now I'm not asking for every band or group to constantly create thought-provoking music like Tool, Pink Floyd, Radiohead, NIN, etc; but is it too much to ask pop-culture to not think 3Oh3 and Soulja Boy are talented?

On the flip side of course you have Coldplay, who people think are deep, when they're meaningless drivel as well.

Thank goodness Lady Gaga is making pop-music that is interesting.

deadcoldgothgirl wrote:

Coldplay The yeah yeah yeahs

Spooky wrote:

3Oh3

This is without question the worst music to have come out in the last decade. Atari Teenage Riot and Mindless Self Indulgence had some great musical ideas, but a decade later those who water-down a style ruin a good thing.

That "shush girl, shut your lips" song, actually makes me want to become physically violent, it's that bad. I wouldn't pull the guys in 3Oh3 out of a burning car, true story.

But to be fair, there is so much bad music out there, that it's hard to find anything meaningful. Most music, and about 99% of pop-music, is about creating a glossy and simple sound which doesn't require the listener to think. Now I'm not asking for every band or group to constantly create thought-provoking music like Tool, Pink Floyd, Radiohead, NIN, etc; but is it too much to ask pop-culture to not think 3Oh3 and Soulja Boy are talented?

On the flip side of course you have Coldplay, who people think are deep, when they're meaningless drivel as well.

Thank goodness Lady Gaga is making pop-music that is interesting.

Re: Coldplay: Thanks to both of you for confirming my aversion to that empty garbage! Why do people listen to that? It's like being really hungry and choosing to eat cardboard. Jeez.

Spooky, it took me a second to think of which song you were talking about with the "shush girl" line. I heard it once blasting out the car windows of some frat-boy douche, and yeah, I wanted to pull said douche from his car and do something regrettable.

Bringing it back,

Katty Perry and Kesha


What is wrong with people liking these two, they're lyrics are as if one were to transform Dr Seuss into vacant, dopey, trampy girls who compensate nothing original or of any importance to say into exaggeration. Shut up. How is Christina's albums struggling against these over produced, cookie-cutter pop humans.




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^^ I feel the same way. Tried listening with an open mind, but the lyrics are so trite, the songs sound like vaguely trashy McDonald's ads or something.

I second the country-western distaste.

Spooky wrote:

Bringing it back,

Katty Perry and Kesha


What is wrong with people liking these two, they're lyrics are as if one were to transform Dr Seuss into vacant, dopey, trampy girls who compensate nothing original or of any importance to say into exaggeration. Shut up. How is Christina's albums struggling against these over produced, cookie-cutter pop humans.

I listened to a few seconds of Katy Perry and couldn't stand her voice. Her talking voice is wretched enough.

^^ Well the sad thing is, there's actually a well-written song called "I Kissed a Girl" by Jill Sobule -- but now when anyone mentions I Kissed A Girl, people think of Katy Perry.

Lyrics to the better song

Katys really doesn't compare.

RedAngel wrote:

^^ Well the sad thing is, there's actually a well-written song called "I Kissed a Girl" by Jill Sobule -- but now when anyone mentions I Kissed A Girl, people think of Katy Perry.

Lyrics to the better song

Katys really doesn't compare.

That's the one I remember from way back in the day.

Ginger_Snaps wrote:

RedAngel wrote:

^^ Well the sad thing is, there's actually a well-written song called "I Kissed a Girl" by Jill Sobule -- but now when anyone mentions I Kissed A Girl, people think of Katy Perry.

Lyrics to the better song

Katys really doesn't compare.

That's the one I remember from way back in the day.

I can still remember being in middleschool when Beavis & Butthead watched that video, and were giggling about her lyrics.